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The annual talent show at Shirley S. Sugarman Elementary School is only a few weeks away, and everyone is getting ready for the big night! George Brown decides to sign up as a stagehand to help out behind the scenes. He is absolutely determined to do a fantastic job. The new and improved George is responsible, helpful, and completely ready to pitch in without causing any problems. But trouble has a funny way of finding George, even when he is trying his very best to be good! Right in the middle of preparing for the talent show and working on class presentations about Hawaii, disaster strikes. His uncontrollable, magical super burps are back, and they are stronger than ever. These magical burps force him to do wild, embarrassing things that threaten to bring down the curtain on the entire talent show. Can George figure out a way to stop the super burps before they ruin the performance, or is comic mayhem guaranteed to take center stage?
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 128 Pages
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Get ready to put on a hilarious show with one of the most fun family members around! This playscript brings the much-loved story of Gran to life, giving you the chance to act out all the laugh-out-loud moments. Gran is never boring, and when she is around, ordinary situations always turn into something spectacular. Now you and your friends can take turns reading the different parts, performing the action, and enjoying the story in a whole new way. Designed specifically to help build reading fluency through spoken dialogue, this script ensures that practicing your skills feels exactly like playing a fantastic game. Grab a script and let the fun begin!
6-8 Years 24 Pages
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Take center stage and act out an exciting real-life adventure! Wilf and Wilma are moving to a brand new house, and you can bring their busy moving day to life in this fun, easy-to-read script. Moving can be a lot of work, with boxes everywhere and a whole new neighborhood to explore. By reading the parts out loud with your friends, you get to experience all the bustling activity and funny moments of settling into a new place. This script is specially designed to help you practice your reading confidence while participating in a shared performance. Gather your cast, decide who will play which character, and get ready for the curtain to rise on a great story!
6-8 Years 16 Pages
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Cinderella’s work never seems to end, and her stepfamily makes sure she feels left behind. But when news of a royal ball reaches the house, the familiar fairy tale becomes a lively theatrical reader, shaped for students to read, act, and enjoy together. This edition pairs the classic Grimm story with a classroom-friendly performance format. Comic-style storytelling and activity pages help readers follow the plot, understand the characters, and prepare to bring the scenes to life. It is especially useful for children who like fairy tales with dialogue, drama, and a clear path from page to stage. It also gives teachers and parents a natural bridge between reading practice and confident speaking.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 36 Pages
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Springtime in 1945 brings a whirlwind of excitement for Molly McIntire. She has finally earned a part in a big dance show, and she is pouring all her energy into practicing her routine. The thrill of performing on stage is everything she has been dreaming of. But an even bigger, more wonderful change is on the horizon. The news arrives that World War II is ending, and Molly's father is finally coming home from his dangerous work in an English hospital. You will feel the anticipation building as Molly waits for the moment her family will be reunited. However, the world has changed since her father left, and Molly has grown up a lot, too. Join Molly as she navigates the joy and the nervous jitters of a changing world, discovering that the best reunions are sometimes full of surprises.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 84 Pages
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Performing in a school play is nerve-wracking enough without adding a live animal to the stage. Soup and Rob are practically bursting with excitement to perform in their classroom Thanksgiving pageant. They have spent weeks memorizing their lines and trying on their fantastic costumes. Everything seems perfect until an unseasonably cold draft forces the boys and the other pilgrims to huddle around a glowing, hot stove. To make matters worse, they are sharing the stage with a very large, incredibly frisky fifty-pound turkey and several massive bags of popping corn. When the heat gets too high, the entire production literally explodes into a popping, chaotic mess. You will find yourself giggling as the boys scramble to get the giant bird under control and save their holiday performance. This delightful story is packed with festive humor and classic schoolhouse silliness.
6-8 Years 71 Pages
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Paul Robeson’s voice carried across stages and countries, but his life was about more than fame. This biography introduces readers to Robeson as a scholar, athlete, actor, singer, and civil rights activist. Born in 1898, he learned early to value words, pride, and standing up for what he believed was right. As his talent brought him international attention, he also saw injustice and used his public voice to speak for freedom and equal rights. Eloise Greenfield presents Robeson with dignity and clarity, showing both his achievements and the challenges he faced because of racism and political pressure. This book offers young readers a meaningful look at art, courage, activism, and a life shaped by principle.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 48 Pages
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One scarf becomes a costume. One color becomes a spotlight. One little dancer turns an ordinary room into a stage. In Ballerina!, a young girl dresses in different colors and imagines herself dancing before an audience. Each costume changes the mood of her play, inviting readers to notice movement, color, and the joyful confidence of pretending. Peter Sís keeps the story simple and bright, making space for young readers to follow the girl’s imagination from one graceful moment to the next. This picture book is especially appealing for children who love dance, dress-up, performance, and the quiet magic of making a world from what is close at hand.
6-8 Years
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Alaina is ready for the school play, and the excitement feels almost too big to hold. She has an important job: as a kindergartner, she will thank the audience after the performance. But when the magic of live theater sweeps her up and she finds herself center stage, the words she planned do not come out the way she expected. Alaina and the Great Play is a joyful picture book about imagination, performance, and the thrill of discovering theater for the first time. Eloise Greenfield captures Alaina’s wonder and nervous excitement with warmth, while Colin Bootman’s illustrations help bring the school play and Alaina’s big feelings to life for young readers.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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Tamika knows Grandpa’s face better than almost anyone. It can be warm, funny, proud, and full of love. Then one day she sees him rehearsing for a play, wearing a face that looks hard and angry. Suddenly Tamika worries: could Grandpa ever look at her that way? Could his love change? Grandpa’s Face is a tender picture book about a child’s fear and the steady comfort of family love. Eloise Greenfield gently captures how confusing grown-up emotions can seem, while Floyd Cooper’s illustrations bring warmth and depth to Tamika’s world. This is a reassuring story for readers who are learning that people can show many feelings and still keep love at the center.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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Blast off on a thrilling space mission without ever leaving your classroom or living room! This exciting script invites you and your friends to act out a fantastic journey to the Red Planet alongside characters you already know. As you take on different roles and read your lines out loud, you will work together to bring the adventure to life. Will you be the brave explorer, the helpful friend, or even create the spectacular sound effects of a roaring rocket ship? Perfect for reading aloud and sharing the spotlight, this interactive play makes practicing your reading skills feel like putting on a real show. Grab your script, assign the parts, and prepare for a stellar performance!
6-8 Years 24 Pages
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George’s trip to the ballet begins with music, costumes, and dancers moving gracefully across the stage. Sitting still, however, is not easy when every leap and twirl makes him want to see more. Curious George at the Ballet brings classic George humor into the world of performance. Young readers get an approachable introduction to the excitement of a theater visit while watching George’s curiosity interfere with a carefully planned show. The story is light, funny, and easy to follow, with just enough commotion to keep ages 6 to 8 turning pages. It works well for children who like dance, stage performances, and picture-book adventures where one small monkey can accidentally change the whole production.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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